Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-11

Atlas vs.. HAvERLYs AGAIN.-At Agri-
cultural Park tomorrow afternoon the AL
tas viii again contest will the Haverlys for
baseball supremacy. 1t is understood that
Meegan and Levy will constitute the bat
terry for the visiting nine. The game is apt
to be close and lively, and being the first be-
tween the clubs since the exciting termina-
ton OF the disputed game a few weeks ago.
II will be witnessed with great interest. The
dissatisfaction of the public with the man
ner in which the Haverlys closed their last
game here should not prevent the visitors
from receiving n courteous reception.
Sweeney, who created the dispute has
doubtless received plenty of punishment
through the sharp criticisms of the press
and the frequently expressed disapproba-
ton of the public.
WHe liz WAs.-A dispatch from Chicago
states mat the man who was variouslv
known in Sacramento and San Francisco
as Mumiord, Murray, Monet, etc, and VINO
committed suicide at the Bay last Monday.
really owned the name OF Frank E. c.
Monttort. He was born and raised in New
Orleans. and went to Chicago in 1874, to
take charge of the Government printing Of
flee, holding the position for several years.
Afterwards he was unable TO obtain steady
GIL t'if ---NaAA sAah Oh tie 1OlU FeDILl
aJy Gis appeared from Chicago. taking with
him 81 $50, received from the sale OF piece
OF land, and leaving his wife and three
children there.
Received THEIR SENTENcEs-In Depart
lrent Two OF the Superior Court Yesterday
Judge Van Fleet passed sentence upon
Thomas O'Brien, John Harrison and Geo.
Gallagher, who burglarized the premises of
w. II. Rockwell recently. OBrien. who
stood trial and was convicted. was SEN
fenced 20 p months in the State Prison at
Folsom, bat the other two, having. saved
the trouble and expense of q trial by plead
ing guilty, were given terms of is months
each in the same institution. Deputy
Sheriff Christy took 0'Brien up to Folsom
last evening, and Deputy Sheriff Cogswell
Will escort the other two there this morn
ing.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell
to-day at 10 A. M, at salesroom, No.
927 h street, the entire stock and
tools Of a first-class blacksmith. wagon
and hOrseshoeing shop, consisting in
part Of drill presses, tire press, anvils,
iron vises, tongs. and a large assortment of
horseshoes and nails; also, wagonmaker's
fittings and tools, steel. iron, bolts, chisels.
Mills SlA- lucy Will diSO sell al lile same
time and place two houses of choice house
keeping goods, removed to salesroom for
convenience of sale. Also, one set of car
riage harness, one set of express harness,
and three sets of single buggy harness.
PoLIcs CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday Frank Robertson pleaded guilty on
two charges of disturbing the peace and
will receive sentence this morning 80.
Yung All Wong, who shot at Yung All
Wah Thursday evening in Chinatown, was
held 10 answer in 5000 bail for an assault
to murder All Wah was put under $500
bonds 10 appear as witness. .....The case of
Walter Bradley, charged with grand lar
ceny, went over until to-day, owing 10 the
absence of his attorney. .....Miss Sin Toy,
arrested for exhibiting, forfeited her de-
posit...... Robert Ray was convicted of petit
larceny of hat, and fined s..